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What is Drip Edge and Should You Install it on Your Metal Roof? Drip edges on metal roofs can provide additional benefits beyond protecting the roof and helping to promote longer-lasting roofs. In addition to delivering drip protection, drip edges can also help reduce noise from rain and wind. This is due to the drip…

Skylights for Metal Roofs Skylights are a great way to bring natural light and ventilation into any space. These tiny windows in your home’s roof add more shine and air quality for your family’s comfort while increasing its curb appeal! A skylight is an open area on top with many glass panes so it can…

Minimum Pitch for a Metal Roof If your home has a pitched roof structure, you may want to consider replacing it with an Interlock Metal Roofing System instead. Interlock offers many types of metal roofs styles including slate, cedar shingle, shake, Mediterranean tile and standing seam. Roof Pitch Requirements When installing an Interlock Metal Roofing…

An Interlock® roof is a great investment It’s true, an Interlock® metal roof is more expensive than an asphalt roof. But. An Interlock® roof is an asset, rather than a roof that results in a diminishing return. Do you love your home?Do you plan on staying in your home for the foreseeable future?These are things…

Interlock® Metal Roofs Are Strong They are made from very strong and very durable aluminum. Pound-for-pound, aluminum can be stronger than steel. Aluminum is being used to build vehicles and structures capable of thriving in some of the harshest conditions imaginable. There is a reason: United States Armed Forces NASA United States Air Force Marine…

Proper Installation Is Very Important Besides the material of what we make our metal roofs and components from, correct installation is a big reason why we are confident to offer a Lifetime Limited Warranty with your roof. Why can’t I install your roof myself? Unfortunately, this is not a DIY product.  While many people can…

A Tile roof can be a durable roofing solution But both clay or concrete tiles can come with their own set of worries and problems. Tile can have a long lifespan, anywhere from 15-30 years and some even 50-100 years. But they can suffer the effects from weather, organic growth or be damaged.  Tile roof…

What? You Think Roofs Last Forever? If this comes as news that you eventually will need a new roof (don’t worry it was news to me too), then you are at the right place We’ll talk about why roofs eventually do have to be replaced See also what options you have to replace your roof…